Does the tour bus have restroom facilities?

No, the bus does not have restroom facilities; however, stops provide opportunities to use nearby facilities.

Are meals or snacks included on the tour?

No, food and drinks are optional and not included; there is a stop in Little Italy where you can purchase refreshments.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

The buses accommodate foldable wheelchairs and strollers but please contact the company if you require a full-size wheelchair ramp.

What happens if it rains on the day of the tour?

The tour operates rain or shine; the enclosed bus protects guests from weather, ensuring a comfortable experience.

Can I remain on the bus at stops if I prefer not to walk?

Yes, guests may stay on the bus during stops if they choose to forgo the brief guided walks.

Where does the tour start and end?

The tour starts and ends at 7th Avenue between 50th and 51st Streets, near Times Square.

Night Bus Tour Highlights NYC by USA Guided Tours | Attraction | Bus Tour

New York City’s skyline is a dynamic panorama that refuses to sleep, and USA Guided Tours - New York harnesses that nocturnal vibrancy with their Big Apple in Lights (Closed-Top Bus) night tour. This 4.5-hour after-dark journey takes travelers through some of Manhattan’s most captivating neighborhoods and landmarks, presenting the city’s pulse through the lens of illuminated streets, shimmering river views, and iconic architecture.

Starting in the heart of Times Square, the tour veers toward the High Line, an elevated park repurposed from historic rail lines, where guests stretch their legs on a brief guided walk amidst glowing city lights and patches of native grasses, perfect for a snapshot of urban green weaving through the concrete.

Next stops include Little Island, a rising 2.4-acre riverside park with its unique sculptural piers offering sweeping vistas of the Hudson River, and Pier 17 at the South Street Seaport, an excellent vantage point to drink in the Brooklyn Bridge and Lower Manhattan lit against the night sky. A quick pause in Little Italy invites an optional taste of authentic local fare, adding a flavorful interlude to the journey.

The tour also stops at Grand Central Terminal, where the buzz of this classic transit hub and views of nearby architectural icons like the Chrysler Building reveal New York’s historic and modern layers. Along the bus route, the guide narrates stories connecting neighborhoods from Tribeca to Chelsea, spotlighting landmarks such as One World Trade Center, the Meatpacking District, and the United Nations building.

Operated by USA Guided Tours - New York, a city-based company dedicated to immersive, well-paced sightseeing, this trip melds comfort with discovery. The enclosed bus protects riders from the brisk evening air yet provides large windows for uninterrupted views. With a knowledgeable guide accompanying guests on foot at key stops, the experience balances narrative depth and visual spectacle, making it a one-of-a-kind nighttime immersion in an ever-awake city.